AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWater Security Boost: Morocco and the EU launched a €348m (3.7bn dirhams) program to back the Kingdom’s national water policy, targeting drought and flood management, groundwater protection, and stronger water institutions. Green Hydrogen Push: Rabat is positioning for green hydrogen exports under the “Offre Maroc” framework, with up to one million hectares earmarked for hydrogen-linked projects—while water risk and global competition remain key concerns. Historic Water Heritage: A June 9 scientific initiative at UM6P in Benguerir will focus on preserving the 12th-century Almohad Cisterns of Sidi Bouathmane, linking research with local territorial development. Air & Climate Resilience Context: Morocco also reported new air-defense acquisitions (KP-SAM “Chiron” launchers and missiles), underscoring how security planning runs alongside climate-stressed resource management. Trade Pressure: The US proposed a 12.5% tariff on imports from Morocco and seven other African countries over forced-labour enforcement gaps, adding another external pressure point for sustainable supply chains.
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